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HLA-A*01:01 is a highly polymorphic HLA class I molecule found on the surface of almost all nucleated cells. It binds short peptides (typically 8–11 amino acids) derived from intracellular proteins and displays them for recognition by cytotoxic CD8+ T cells. The specificity of immune responses, including T-cell receptor engagement and subsequent cytolysis or immunoregulation, depends on both the sequence of the presented peptide and the HLA allele[2][7][5]. The designation \"undisclosed peptide\" means the actual sequence and origin of the antigen are unspecified, precluding unique functional, drug, or disease associations for this entry.
T cell activation via recognition of the peptide-HLA-A*01:01 complex\nInduction of cytotoxicity or immune modulation by antigen-specific T cells
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